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JHan

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4. Yes, and that's all I care about.. what's their strategy to get us gains in Congress.

Reply to Wounded Bear (Reply #1)

Thu Feb 23, 2017, 01:19 PM

Feb 2017

And it seems all of them are on the same page.

The funny thing is the only person who said she'd get rid of the things people fussed about last year - super delegates and caucuses - is Jehmu Greene, yet she never features in the anti-establishment rants.

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I'm beyond the silliness of "establishment" arguments. Let's remember.. [View all] JHan Feb 2017 OP

Yeah, wailing about the evils of the "establishment" just divides us.... Wounded Bear Feb 2017 #1

Yes, and that's all I care about.. what's their strategy to get us gains in Congress. JHan Feb 2017 #4

I don't have a problem with the super delegates, actually... Wounded Bear Feb 2017 #5

I don't have a problem with it either for the most part.. JHan Feb 2017 #8

Trump is also against the "establishment" -- meaning any of the pnwmom Feb 2017 #2

+++ that's the thing... many don't unpack what "anti establishment" means.. JHan Feb 2017 #3

In many ways, it's a dog whistle... Wounded Bear Feb 2017 #7

Yep, anti-establishment arguments suit anti-government narratives. JHan Feb 2017 #9

+1000 lapucelle Feb 2017 #6